Penny's Top 100
The most-visited poems on The Penny Blog in 2013:
1, Penny,or Penny's Hat, George J. Dance
2. Esthetique du Mal, Wallace Stevens
3. Last Week in October, Thomas Hardy
4. Penny's OS 2.0, George J. Dance
4. Men Made Out of Words, Wallace Stevens
5. Large Red Man Reading, Wallace Stevens
6. A City Sunset, T.E. Hulme
7. Night (Fall), George J. Dance
8. Autumn, T.E. Hulme
9. The Blue Heron, Theodore Goodridge Roberts
10. Bird Cage, Hector de Saint Denys Garneau
11. The Reader, Wallace Stevens
12. Petit the Poet, Edgar Lee Masters
13. Sensation, Arthur Rimbaud
14. January, John Clare
15. Accompaniment, Hector de Saint Denys Garneau
16. Chaos in Motion and Not in Motion, Wallace Stevens
17. Mars & Avril, George J. Dance
18. Puella Parvula, Wallace Stevens
19. Poem in October, Dylan Thomas
20. Wind and Silver, Amy Lowell
21. The Dwarf, Wallace Stevens
22. The Cherry Tree, A.E. Housman
23. Life is But a Dream, Lewis Carroll
24. Dead or Alive / Clay Dreams, R.K. Singh
25. Christmas Eve, Edgar Guest
26. Romance Novel, Arthur Rimbaud
27. October, J. Lewis Milligan
28. In June and Gentle Oven, Anne Hutchinson
29. In Just-spring, E.E. Cummings
30. A Sonnet of the Moon, Charles Best
31. The Christmas Silence, Margaret Deland
32. Jonah, AE Reiff
33. Ganesha Girl on Rankin, Will Dockery
34. Spring Floods, Arthur Stringer
35. November Surf, Robinson Jeffers
36. March, John Clare
37. Things, Aline Kilmer
38. The Motive for Metaphor, Wallace Stevens
39. The Day is Waning, Katharine Lee Bates
40. Pro Patria Mortui, Helena Coleman
41. When Summer Comes, Sophia Almon Hensley
42. Ode to the West Wind, Percy Bysshe Shelley
43. Christmas Song, Bliss Carman
44. If You were a Rose and I were the Sun, Radclyffe Hall
45. October, John Clare
46. A Greek Idyl, Mortimer Collins
47. December, John Davidson
48. December, Christopher Pearce Cranch
49. Autumn, Walter de la Mare
50. A Christmas Carol for 1862, George Macdonald
51. End of Winter in Long Island, Marjory Nicholls
52. To Blossoms, Robert Herrick
53. Lines Written in Early Spring, William Wordsworth
54. When I Heard at the Close of the Day, Walt Whitman
55. The Wild Swans at Coole, W.B. Yeats
56. Spring Morning, A.A. Milne
57. Autumn Ballad, Henry Abbey
58. Anthem for Doomed Youth, Wilfred Owen
59. In a drear-nighted December, John Keats
60. The Potato Harvest, Charles G.D. Roberts
61. Vowels, Arthur Rimbaud
62. When the Ash-Tree Buds and the Maples, Duncan Campbell Scott
63. May Wind, Sara Teasdale
64. In May, F. Sackett
65. The Spring Returns!, Charles Leonard Moore
66. The Poems of our Climate, Wallace Stevens
67. In June, Albert E.S. Smyth
68. The Winters are so short, Emily Dickinson
69. In Memoriam (Easter, 1915), Edward Thomas
70. The Piping Mountainy Man, Edward J. O'Brien
71. Summer-Moon, Gertrude Hall
72. In Spring, Aline Kilmer
73. Songs, Demonspawn
74. November, F.W. Harvey
75. The Bells, Edgar Allan Poe
76. When Spring comes on, Charles Leonard Moore
77. February, John Clare
78. A Rhyme About an Electrical Advertising Sign, Vachel Lindsay
79. It Was Upon, Edward Thomas
80. A Winter's Day in California, James Alexander Tucker
81. The Summer Sunshine, John Askham
82. Snow-flakes, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
83. May Evening in Central Park, Amy Lowell
84. If thou must love me, Elizabeth Barrett Browning
85. The Hawk, Raymond Knister
86. Bramble-Hill, William Allingham
87. A June-Tide Echo, Amy Levy
88. A Memory of June, Claude Mackay
89. O, thou whose face has felt the winter's wind, John Keats
90. January, Helen Hunt Jackson
91. The Snow-Fairy, Claude Mackay
92. April, John Clare
93. Easter Week, Joyce Kilmer
94. A Day in June, James Russell Lowell
95. Easter Day, Oscar Wilde
96. The Donkey, G.K. Chesterton
97. Adam's Curse, W.B. Yeats
98. The Call of the Green, Laurence Alma-Tadema
99. Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction, Wallace Stevens
100 Mother, Lola Ridge
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